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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
DEPOT HorrL-Clark 4 Green Proprie-
a tors.

F Honeymans Glover Valley; Mrs
Fry & 2 children, Ohas Tuggle,. Kit
Billiard, Chas Mcpherson, Tuscarora;
A L Andrew, AT Reed, Reeds; D E
Hooten & wife. South Fork, C Gray, A
w Brown, Huntington; II Sorensen, 10
Hennen, Pleasant Valley; Victor Kee-
ney. E G Wheeler, I K Rosenblatt, s
F; Chas Gray, Gilbert Henry, Mound;
Dan Vedder, A Reboule. Lamoille; "
R Maxield, Elko. .,..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
-a---sas4
81 600 REWARD.

Twill pay the above, reward I for The
arrest aud conviction Of one Joe Bolton,
charged With an Assault with Intent to
Kill.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
Held Your Horsesy

Stop at Morgan's Blacksmith shop
where you can get horse sheeing,
wagon repairing and all kinds of black
smithing done on short notice. Salts
faction guaranteed as to qualify of
work aud price. a.ea. Z e,aEI !
Il, z. MORGAN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
TICKETS, (ineludins suppsr) $3.50.
Ah Absolute Curs.

Ths ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is
only putnP In large. two.ouncs TN boxes, snd
an absolute cure for old Sor.a, burns,
Wounds tehsppea thsnds, aud nj akin srup-
tions, Will positively cure all kinds Of plies.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIRTINE ONT
MgsYr Sold BY ?, y. Nuilss - rs cents per
on -by mail 20 cent, ''~r|"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All Glasses aR LeEitknaates Ad.
Vertisements net EXcee6lmW} Ten
Lines Iserted In this Column
for Fifty Cents q week. 8fft -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
For Sale.

Stationary Engine Boiler; Blower and
other fixtures that have been used forty
days in running q 4G ton furnace.
This machinery is at Wells under cover
and in good order. Apply to 81 '".''
--., E. r. HARDEsTY,
liz 80 % - : Wells, New
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09

williams. Harleo1; " j L1ndon,. Gill
bert Henry, Mound Valley; VIM Ander-
son, Bullion, Jas Mclaughlin. Maurice
Seaman, Austin; WI Hanks, Wells; @
B Leddick, Lamoille. x
- q b NEisi "a 81 Ia
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
For sale.

4 Having locatel in Ell ko l. am. pre-
pared to I'll orders for Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco
rations q speciality. All work first
class e Leave orders iat the IsDEpEND.
,,,,k fita sSsa @,es hGa ~ 80
.. @. F. HARvEH.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09

Jsnnss Brain hasia stock q desirabls.
totiof both Eadiss' Aud Gents Bnokskin
Gloves. Call and take / look as diem 7.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
HO,TEL,.AAaiyALs.
Ga. Iior.I Bartlett. y o..rsiels.

: -. -. ASNAHAD hh0Obs ~ SNsk9tohoI1i
a Probrietora. ,se9 Pas :.
Pedro Altube, VIM Pryor. Ed will.
Jams, = , wilIiams, Hi stoksr. ssese
Grimes. Hank smith, chas Mop hesson,
!, nulsscerors;, Paul schiliestrom, South
t0rk;Pas McDtrmsss. Jno III Dorsey
9 vile, Theo Dayton, Fort Hallsck; E
Wheeler, Geo I BI6mau, b F; Jho
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09
Courteous treatment guar
a'nteed to all Customers.

. ~. Shop on Railroad Street.. next door to
Express ONCE. - ''"' "
.tFgsyS mtEtsyssstt 4 a. se1,,,,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Rssponsibt- For ne Death OF . Pretty Bos-
s..IIrf


Nellie Bryant The pretty New Boston
girl. Is dead a victim to the mind cure.
Her distracted parents. once converts to the
theory Of Christian science. nov curse the
name. while the nsiyhbors, who loved and
sdnired ths beautiful girl are both load
and deep in their denunciAtion Of the
anacks wao parade under The name Of
Christian scientsts-
The girl died. said Dr. Ripley last night,
"of want oi ears typhoid fever and Chris
tsn science"
>eiiie Bryant vas attacked some time ago
with yirglsuf typhoid fever Mrs. Moore,
scientist wss given The case, and conducted
Il "a usual with her peculiar creed. she
gave no medicine. ordered uo Diet and took
none OF the steps known 20 the profession.
bat she worked the mind cure. In tie
rasanrime the patient vas allowed % eat
such iaxatiFes a. rstermsi0ns. Grsres.
ofhe- fruit and indeed. what she pleased.
Toe result vas she grew rapidly worse. The
r,sirhbors saw bow the case vas tending,
and sons Of them wrote % the city Board
o. Heath. asking Is 20 interiors and save
the xirl from certain desth- ThiA of course.
TIE BOARD couid rct 70 The girl grew
sfeetiiv worse. ard 6naiiy ter iather. four
days sRo. dismissed Mrs. NDors tnt cal isi
In DR. Martha Ripley hut it Eas TOO late.
The suferer wss tlsn beyond AID. an5
slowly sunk unsil death relieved her.
Besides being a shock 20 the community.
this vii b. q shock TO The numerous cred
ulous people who 6rDiy believe in Chris
tan sciences bat he AWAKENING may do 40
harm. Plasf fiil5s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Who rss accused by family or the name
of James Of selling rawhoses,me sausage
and whose case vas tried IN The Police Court
on Thursday. Vas promptly discharged
NJ waits alleges that be was prosecuted
he James family and anatbsr family liz
ing near sheua- D.. k0on. wh0 hAs pr.c-
tieed fwediCire for thirtT-tvo 7ea-s.
showed hts c0nddenc- that re sausage vas
wholssofue 81 ssfinE some II it IN tie pres
snCe az rhe iury and members of the Board
of Heath Ar. Ns.tz. Who has done busl-
ness on the West she for nearly twenty
years. rssiiTes thaf it wou.d Tuin his busi-
ness to deal ~ - wholesome meats He
81 continue - O. business a. 80 4f West
Eridxe--f. And al 80, ronfze h.la may
ce rlrs they VII 80 seshfrT 81 coed
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

rixtae Neal - rirea Of Her Hu.baad who
Dtdnst freas Her Wen

-" fA"-@-~A"A
Didn't fFeaa Her Wen
virtue Nesi q sac ssc0nd applicant n tks
Superior court far a divoVcs under she nrr
law. whiea provides tast she parties shat
Pot marry unM tws Iesrs have elapsed
afts< beng zrsnsed divorces In ieng
windsyi 3is.ert sslon her attorneys IAtsm &
= 1inssv. tiesi = bill 0f complaint Yesterday
which Sfatss thst she snf Carlton Nssi
we're narrief On fnue p ls6l sna lived
toxether untl Juae A. l<<f The casrr>s
rra. nsfsrialiv. extreme erueitv and lsllurs
- provide ber = suitAois uaiatsnance. she
srsrs thst thrcuEbost their married If he
treated her catdv SUD refused 20 consult
her CO bis ,ussness matters. keeping 5eT IN
fr1orsnce 1f important transactions which
sfecist her interest," IN ne prtpertv rsloug-
fnz - them Nsai was tne proTriator 81
the Nsai House on Cans 81. aud ne refused
hia vie tce rigsf te rsmsvs any II her D.
len9ines snd sae ssss tae Ccurf % izsrie sn
ininnfiios ia prevent b1m rom interfering
with hsr ~hi.e she removes her anuseaoif
sFets 90 her own house. The Injunction
.as rranfer
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

fnfsrnstion fer Ne Verdict xniItr
raoetfE Estate ~ 6eorra 81 chatter.
d-n. Deceseef. of4er snt1sriziax sdnsin-
iefrafeT ~ soruprQnii 81 clsina ~ T1rner q
Carol. 49, .ssate ef srroli t4nptel De-
cessea orsier sppeiat1.z Louis Rarth 81
ssllnisfrltor ---- tsiaIe af FrastaS ~ Yer
rea. neseaert. orlr- apponIsz Joha Il
Mavaerd and ivusn naf-av CON .,,issi,r-
efs su f.aluls.--- ests5e sf RAiaaeS
Camr. Deceased. t'rstcr arcointina ~ :
RnGess sna Ars6ar ~ Hsot E8uansisss,si.
es en- & i-as. ----- ts,Str on c~eer Neak A.
inssnE persoa- aroef srposuhnz CAriteu
Nezt <.iarii41-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Ind.
GxNrLEAEx--I acknowledge the receipt Of
the the celebrated Oids WAGON, awarded
me for ny Ceylon Red Letter Soap CertiH-
Gates. Il = splendid wagon and | thank
you for the same. / did not expect 40
valrabis a present. - We consider We have
had well the worth ~ our money in the
soap. which y Al excellent article. Wscan
10 our Washing in less time. more easily
manipulated than with any other soap We
have ever ussd IN our laundry. and should
use it IN preference 70 any sosD We have
ever tried. regardless Of The presents. Wish
lng You success IN the introduction Of The
Ceyion Eed letter Sosp. I am. gentlemen,
Fere respectfully yours, etc.
H. n. Ffrrfvg. Skandia Hotel.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

T. Pssosxsv sua Trsv~rse CITY Tuesgisv.
On. 4 Hsr1t trip 81 Coed 20 rssarn
aatl Get. arl1si~s- Frzin ieeves 7 nisn
D@pct a. ~ 81 = ru.. Bridges e. III g.. p
~ III q ~ crc@ia0 ~ 81 Tickets a.
aion r ckeF otice. - Norroe-ss. rrisa
psuos Hr8gs-st. depot sni r, G. Il. = n.
crossing
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The popular millinery store Of Adams Il
Co. 90 Aonroe-st., received today ten cases
of nsz goods. which are being placed on
sl.is ~ very low prices The lot contains a
fir1s assortment Of veivets, plumes. ribbons
and millinery novelties, all of the latest
styles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Z woaid rescectf1.lT snncunc~ "a the
rahfc ihas have g-sstir ENLARGED ny
store sat >lesus Dve Wsfss sri 'haro,-shlr =
rpacvslef the .as siszx throgzaoBk / an
aiev rers n1t - ~erv as<f wcrk-.e8 r.
~ ess~slseb snvof snd would $50 tke raaiic
= erzreirs 80 n-rk hafcrs rlscinr r<e1~
sF~ss = etesrs@s>e. - : We IS roa ~e-x a.
sseE s. 1eeef .en az STEER koass n tke
elsf snsS a. irszk = ta q - es7t chespsr
e. II E-sH
81 S5ufh E5vssscu-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
Captured.

Compton Bros. have captured the hearts
Of every lady passing the establishment
since the arrival Of those beautiful camp
rockers which they sell for the small sum
Of IS cents. Thir elegant stock Of new plush
psrlor suits also attract much attention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

The immense business done within the
past week or ten days in the wholesale
oyster department OF De,tenthaler's popu-
lar fish market j. very encouraging indeed.
new goods arriving daily in car load lots.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

ID fais eitr cullax sspfemb-r B - inchrs
q 80 81. dsssibsss.s N ams sna s.ssas
fte a. ssi.ows- Ca - -. - inches -.
- -. ~ "a ~ lsIa. &S "a. ~
z7th. -, Nts. -. 80. A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Gents Bronze Colored Underwear; best
values In the city at 81.
GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
InderMeAr.

See our All-Wool Scarlet at SOC, 75c and
81, and the best in the city st $3.50.
GIANT CLorHINs COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
LAMPS!
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
and Chandeliers.

Metal and Decorated Parlor
Lamps and Shades to match,
with Rochester, Sun or Du-
plex Burners - the best burn
ers made for light. The assort-
ment is endless. The prices
are lower than ever before.
How is this: Glass Hand
Lamps, l5 cents; Glass Stand
Lamps, 90 cents: Decorated
Vase Lamps, with Porcelain
Shades, 20 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
/. Our Clothes Line
Is Hung Up and Strung Up for the Fall
and Winter Season, and the Fa-
nous Clothes Horse,
THE GIANT"
Is Packed with the Latest and most Com
plete Assortment OF Mems and
Boys Clothing.

GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY. 6he Live Oak Clothes
Pins have capsized their Clothes Basket the
gains will scatter all Western Michigan
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
TRAGEDY ON A TRAIN.
Two Men Fire on Each Other ard Fall
from the Platform.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec 25.-A special
to the heCourier-Jou,1,alf from Mount Vernon,
KY, says: "Bal NChumley yesterday, in
Laurel county, arrested Hugh McHargue,
who was charged with the seduction of
girl at Pine Hill, Ky. He started on a train
with him for this place to-day. When
he arrived at Livingston, Walter Mullins,
one of McHargue's friends boarded the
train, and slapping Chumley on the shoul-
der, told him man wanted to see him on
the platform quick. Chumley went out.
carrying his Winchester with him. After
reaching the platform witnesses say that
discussion ensued, and a report of arms
aroused all the passengers. Both fell
from the moving train off the bridge, a
distance of about thirty feet. The
train was at once stopped and backed up to
the scene. Both men were. found dead,
Mullins with his neck broken and Chumley
with his head all torn to pieces, making
it difficult to tell whether he was shot in
the head or not, but it is supposed that he
was, as his brains were found upon the car
steps. In the confusion McHargue escaped
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
CLEVELAND AND THE POPE.
The Presidents Jubilee Present Cop,
of the Constitution


Of fthe Constitution.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 25.-The special corre-
spondent of the Baltimore Sun, who was
sent to report the Papal jubilee ceremonies
arrived in Rome yesterday. He had in his
charge gift from President Cleveland to
the Pope. The preseut is a copy of the
United States constitution, beautifully en-
crossed and richly bound in book form.
1t was forwarded to Rome through
Cardinal Gibbons who received it in Balti-
more from President Cleveland about three
weeks ago. 1t was accompanied by letter,
in which the President requested the Cardi-
nal TO send his cordial congratulations to
the Pope on his approaching jubilee. Hear
ing that the Baltimore Sltn was going to
detail one of its city staff to visit
livery of the present TO the correspond
placed it in the keeping of the American
College, where it will probably remain until
formally presented to the Pope by Rt Rev.
p. j. Ryan, Archbishop of Philadelphia
and Rt Rev. Stephen v Ryan, Bishop of
Buffalo. The book is gilt-edged, contains
fifteen pages, each page Is inches square,
and is bound with vellum of cream
color The words THE Constitution
OF the United States of America
are on the cover in gilt letters. The book
rests in a handsome case ct tyrian purple
The few persons who have S en- the present
speak very highly of its merit as specimen
of what Americans can do i'll that line. but
the greatest praise it has created has been
given the President for the simplicity of his
Gift.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
CRIME AT CHICAGO.
Two Women Dye Their Hands in Hu-
man Blood-Knife and Fist.

Two Women Dye Their Hands in Hu-
man Blood-Knife and Fist.
CHICAGO, December 25.-Christmas in
Chicago was marred by an unusual num-
Der of affrays, fatal and otherwise. In the
twenty-four hours preceding o'clock this
evening, four persons had been reported
stabbed, one shot dead, and policeman and
an Alderman nearly pummeled out Of exist
ence.
The worst cutting was done by woman,
and her victim is also woman. Nellie
Taylor plunged dirk four times into the
breast and back of Annie Crawford, infiict-
ing mortal wounds. The assailant claims
that the Crawford woman had stolen her
child. Both women are disreputables.
Robert Drew knitted two other working
men, Paul Krautwald and Charles Kaerthac.
in drunken quarrel over the prospects of
a general war in Europe. Krautwald and
Kaerthac are badly slashed but have a
chance to live.
The shooting referred to was the killing
of a bookkeeper, William McCauley, by his
wife on account of his unfaithfulness, the
other woman in the case being Mrs. Harry
Mackin, sister-in-law of the wronged wife
Mrs. McCauley is relative of the famous
ba1lot-box suffer, Joseph c. Mackin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
CRIMES HIGH CARNIVAL.
CHRISTMAS CoNCoCTIoNS MAKE
MEN THIRST FOR GORE.

Nnller Details of the Double Tragedy
at Jackson, Miss.-Two Negroes
Fight with Knives and One Will Need
a Coffin in -Bloodshed
Near Home.
JACKSON, MISS, Dec. 25.-The following
particulars have been learned of the tragedy
of last night. 1t appers that Mitchell and
some other young men were on the streets
celebrating Christmas when they encoun-
tered Whitesides. A dispute arose in which
strong language was used. The parties
then separated, McWilhe Mitchell
and his friends going from the
scene. Shortly after sthey were
approached from behind by Whitesides,
who was armed with long knife, which
he had obtained at butcher shop near by.
He threw one arm about Mitchell and with
an oath cut terrible cash in his throat.
Mitchell fell on one knee, but managed to
draw his pistol and discharged its contents
into Whitesides' body. Whitesides' died
fifteen minutes afterward. Mitchell walked
a short distance to a drug store, where he
hour.
FOUGHT WITH KNIVES.
Two negro employees of the compress
company fought last night with knives.
One of the men was SO badly injured that
he will die
Several severe accidents from reckless
and criminal use of firearms occurred here
yesterday and to-day. j. w. Albrecht and
boy named Roach, two of the persons in
jured, viii each probably lose an eye.
Jesse Nettles, formerly agent at Parson
station, was run over and killed by freight
train short distance below town last night.
Nettles, who is said to have been drinking,
fell asleep - the track.
Rowdyisnn prevailed here hast night to a
greater extent than ever before. Several
large show windows were demolished with
bricks
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
DIDN'T LIKE THE BARTENDER.
Seven Kentuckians Got a Warmer Re-
ception Than They Expected.

seven kentuCklanS Got warmer Re-
ception Than They Expected.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 25.-At midnight
last night the Sheriff of Kenton county,
Kentucky, received telegram from the
town gate keeper at Erlanger, village
about eight miles from Covington, on the
Cincinnati Southern railway, saying:
''Send officers. Bloody riot.
JEFF CHILDERs."
The Sheriff and a posse went from Cow
lngton. The facts of the case are that in
Boone county Kentucky prohibition prevails
and Erlanger is the nearest station for the
Boone county boys to get liquor. They
and drinking at John Conners saloon.
They disliked Albert Gates the bar-keeper,
and having given him notice to quit, de-
cided last night to drive him away.
TRIED TO DRIVE HIM AWAY.
They got up fight in the saloon late at
night and Gates put them out. There were
seven in the gang. Gates barred the door.
The gang returned and We're refused admis-
with stones and fired pistols through the
doors and windows. Gates and his two
companions returned the fire. The assail-
ants retired to reload, and returning, made
rush at the house. The three
within fired from the windows
with deadly effect. The outsiders shot were:
Roopie Respus, in the thigh and arm; I;
Frank Respus, in the head very bad
wound; Ben Stevens, in the face, the ball
lodging near the ear; John Dorsey, in the
breast and leg.
The wounded were taken in wagons to
Florence, Ky. No arrests were made.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
A RIOT AT CONYERS.
Negroes Stab Men Who Tried to
Quiet Them Down,

1kuleC Inem Down.
CoNYERs, GA, Dec. ga serious riot
occurred here last evening about z o'clock.
Bill and Baker Carr, two burly black ne
goes. attacked Chief Marshal j. +. Christian
and John Osborne, INJECTING serious wounds
Chief Christians statement to the NEWS
correspondent is about as follows: Bill Carr
the older brother, was cursing and using
very bad language ON the principal busi-
ness street, when he approached him
and notified him that he must hush
or go to the station house. Then the negro
caught hold of his arm and commenced to
use his knife, his brother assisting. Some
one called for aid for the
Chief, when Mr.. Osborne made
his appearance and Baker plunged
a knife into him. Chief Christians wounds
are one on the right shoulder and one under
the left shoulder blade. Mr.. Osborne's
wounds are in the left breast just below the
collar bone. Bill and another negro named
Martin Wyatt, who was assisting the Carr
negroes, are in Jail. Baker is still at large.
The entire population is aroused and serious
results are apprehended. The city and
country last night was full of determined
armed men. Bill Carr was captured in bed
late at night at the muzzle of shotgun.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
TURKEY ALARMED.
The Advisability of Calling Out Troops
Under Consideration.

The Advisabiltty of Calling Out Troops
Under Consideration.
LONDON, Dec. 25.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople to the Daily Ne,os says: ''The
government is alarmed at its neighbor's war
preparations, and the Sultan is inquir-
ing as to the advisability of call
ing out 10000 men for Erzeroum
and Bulgaria. 1t is stated that NJ. Velidoff,
the Russian Ambassador to Turkey, has in
formed the Porte that unless the indemnity
arrears, amounting to e750,000, be paid,
Russia will be obliged to take pledges in
Asia Minor for the protection of her in
terestS.
THE government is hampered for money
A body Of marines whose time had expired
recently tried to force their way into
the Imperial palace to demand of the Sultan
their arrears of pay. They were all arrested
and imprisoned. and afterward they were
paid small sum each and sent away from
the capitol to prevent their complaints
reaching the ears of the Sultan"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
LOGS FROM TIE BIG RAFT.
The Steamer Enterprise Finds That It
Had Broken Up.

New LONDON, CONN, Dec. 25.-The
United States steamer Enterprise, Capt.
McCalla, arrived here this afternoon
after a successful search for the big
lumber raft abandoned by the Miriam
da off Nantucket Shoals. When the
Enterprise was 1876 miles southeast by south
from the shoals, she fell in with an Inn
mense number of logs from the raft, prov
ing beyond doubt that the raft had broken
up. The steamer was among the logs all day
and part of Friday night. None OF the
logs were dashed together, but Hoated singly
and spread as they Travelled with the tide.
The logs were not in the line of oce-n
steamships and Capt. McCalla does not
believe there is need of fear of danger from
that source. The revenue cutter Grant,
which was also cruising for the raft, arrived
also, but did not see any portion of the raft.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
peath Of Alexandria,s Mavor.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Dec. 25.--John P.
Smoot, Mayor Of this city, died this morn
ing, after weeks illness, in the 5Sth year
of his age. He was the head ofthe extensive
tannery of G. e. Smoot g. Sons, President
Of the Citizens National Bank and was
identified with many Of the business enter
plises Of the city The public buildings are
draped in mourning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
STABBED After Being Cursed.

WAYCRoss. GA, Dec 25.-Last night
about II O'Clock a youth named Clarence
Russ, of Glenmore, entered the Savannah,
Florida and Western restaurant at this
place and began abusing Clarence Stead,
tire niesAt clerk. Upon being cursed the
second thine, Stead struck him, whereupon
Russ plunged knife into Stead's right
breast and cheek, inficting two painful
wounds. Russ escaped, but will doubtless
he annIahanded
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
Tenants Granted a Reduction.

DUBLIN, Dec. %. The Mitchellstown
Land Conrt has made reduction of % per
cent, in the rents on the Countess of King
ston's estate. A year ago the tenants on
that estate demanded a 20 per cent. reduc-
ton. This was refused, and since that time
the tenants have carried on the plan of
camnaipn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
THREE KILLED INSTANTLY.
All We're Laden With Presents and
Were Walking on the Track.

All were bad6n WIN PRESENTS and
We're Walking on the rack.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec. 25.AMrs.
Ellen O'Neil, widow lady, in company
with two of her children, a boy and girl,
while walking on the track on the Hudson
River railroad short distance above
Rhinebeck station last night, were struck
by locomotive and all three instantly
killed. They had been walking on the
down track, but stepped on the
north bound track to avoid a
freight train. The bodies were
all badly mangled. The body of the boy.
was so firmly wedged between the bars of
the pilot on the engine that it was found
necessary to pry him ont. Mrs. O'Niel
was employed at the Rhine Cliff Hotel, and
at the time of the accident was on her way
home. Both she and her children were
laden with Christmas presents which had
been given them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-26
Charged with Attempted Murder.

TrrUsvILLE, FLA, Dec 25.--Two white
men named Barfied and Whitfield, charged
with shooting a man In Orange county sew
eral weeks ago, were arrested at Canton,
near st. Lucie, through the medium gov
ernment telegraph line, and are on the way
here. Upon their araival they will be de
liyered to the Sheriff OF Orange county.